Mixed Reality

Apple Vision No Remember the Apple Vision Pro hype from a few months ago? Me neither. Seems nobody else does either, since according to a new report, nobody actually wants to wear a $3000 computer on their face.

Where have I seen this? Apple just wrapped up WWDC. At the event, the tech giant announced several features and gadgets that may look familiar to tech enthusiasts.

More layoffs In the latest update on the massive Microsoft layoffs, it seems Redmond has gutted the teams behind HoloLens and Mixed Reality.

Microsoft is bringing its large suite of productivity and entertainment services to Meta Quest 2 and Meta Quest Pro devices in a newly announced partnership with Meta

Razer just announced its acquisition of Interhaptics, which developers haptic technology used in PCs, consoles, mobile devices, and mixed reality headsets.

We've all been so swept up in harping on the buzzword aspect of "metaverse" that many of us may have overlooked a potentially positive side effect of the concept.

When Microsoft cut its smartphone business, it cut the advantages those innovations may have added to its AI and mixed reality efforts.

With Apple's consumer-focused AR strategy, Microsoft's HoloLens and Windows Mixed Reality may be overshadowed. But media-focused HoloLens for home, targeted at consumers, could turn the tide.

The next generation of adults, unconcerned about social and privacy issues, may readily accept smartglasses as smartphone replacements.